FUTURE Life Wealth Management's work experience administrator, Eva Woodcock, already knows a great deal about success… and she's not even turned 18-years-old yet.

The 17-year-old student from Ripley has been gaining an invaluable insight into the administrative side of our business during her holidays over the past year.

Quite apart from being a European and World Champion Black Belt in Taekwondo and under-18’s Champion at Ockbrook Gun Club, Eva has now won a major academic plaudit to add to her CV.

She was initially nominated by her tutors at Vision West Nottinghamshire College, in Mansfield, for the award of ‘Most Resilient and Improved Learner’.

Eva has just discovered that she’s won this award - placing her in the top 0.2% of students at the college, which has 14,000 full and part-time attendees.

Eva, who is studying for a Level 3 Uniformed Public Services qualification, now hopes to join the RAF once she turns 18.

Jillian Thomas, founder and MD of Future Life Wealth Management, said: “From the moment Eva walked through our office door, she exhibited exactly the right attitude and approach to working life.

“It didn’t surprise me one bit when I heard that she’d won this award as I’ve witnessed for myself her determination and commitment to everything she turns her attention to.

“Any employer would be lucky to get her – and I wish Eva all the luck in the world as she embarks on the next exciting chapter of her career.”

Eva, who is the daughter of Future Life Wealth Management’s director of operations, Keeley Woodcock, said: “I’ve learned an enormous amount throughout my time in Future Life Wealth Management’s office.

“I’ve now got a real sense of what it’s like to work as part of a team that works tirelessly on behalf of its clients – and I’m just so grateful for this opportunity.”